Sentence examples for vetted candidates from inspiring English sources

Kavanaugh clerked for Kozinski in the early 1990s, and the two men both vetted candidates for Kennedy clerkships.

Newbold said Kline routinely "failed to address" a list of disqualifying concerns discovered by employees who vetted candidates.

When Harold had approved the super-PAC donation a few months before, he hadn't thought to question how Minnesota Business First vetted candidates on social issues.

Organizations can learn about themselves through such a process, and the Intiman trustees proceeded without an outside analysis of the theater's artistic strengths and weaknesses or a list of independently vetted candidates.

The political atmosphere before this year's election seems relatively free and open on the surface, in part to ensure that many Iranians turn out to vote for a set of strictly vetted candidates.

AS IRAN prepares to choose a new president from a selection of eight carefully vetted candidates (and searches in vain for affordable vodka), this week's issue of The Economist ponders who might win, bids good riddance to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and argues that the election could herald something better.

CEOs still play an important role, suggesting and vetting candidates.

We have never disputed the government's right to vet candidates.

The Guardian Council that vets candidates disqualified more than 600 potential contenders, including Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, a former president.

Their more prominent candidates were barred from running by the conservative Guardian Council, which vets candidates.

The Guardian Council, which vets candidates for elections, has failed to qualify most of these candidates.